ACROSS
1 Involvement in street disturbance (8) INTEREST*
5 Congratulation for medical department's licence (6) PATENT {PAT}{ENT}
9 End-user to study problem with hesitation (8) CONSUMER {CON}{SUM}{ER}
10 Strict to get a set of bones (6) STERNA {STERN}{A}
12 General feeling is low and beginning to drop (4) MOOD {MOO}{Drop}
13 Stage play, for one, in favour of fracas without the revolution leader (10) PRODUCTION {PRO}D{rUCTION} - See comments for D
15 Stop condition limited for exchange (6) BANTER {BAN}{TERm}
17 Member newspaper (5) ORGAN [DD]
20 The day the journalist was burned out (5) FRIED {FRI}{ED}
21 Dimmer German wanted fifty per cent cut in amalgamation (6) MERGER[T] (Addendum - {dimMER}{GERman} - See comments)
24 Indistinctly hears son in business activity (5,5) SHARE ISSUE {HEARS*}{ISSUE}
27 Cooking medium man found in limits of Gingee (4) GHEE {Gin{HE}geE}
29 Monastery resident twice dead (6) OBLATE {OB}{LATE}
30 Storing large signboard (8) HOARDING [DD]
31 Specialist no longer smart-alecky (6) EXPERT {EX}{PERT}
32 Made an impression on the European rush (8) STAMPEDE {STAMPED}{E}
DOWN
1 Without which there can't be outgo (6) INCOME [CD]
2 Shoddy couple of containers (6) TINPOT {TIN}{POT}
3 Endless way to defeat (4) ROUT ROUTe
4 Very thin cut, say (5) SHEER (~shear)
6 Greek storeroom? (5) ATTIC [DD]
7 Erudition left out; dollars obtained finally; that's wages (8) EARNINGS {lEARNING}{S}
8 Guiding to exercise? (8) TRAINING [DD]
11 Devotee roared deliriously (6) ADORER*
14 Trinket retrieved from Hindu agraharam (4) GAUD [T<=]
16 Most docile Tamil leader's steam dissipates (6) TAMEST {Ta..l}{STEAM*}
17 Frank's work went to no end (4) OPEN {OP}{wENt}
18 From where horse may emerge? (8) OFFSHORE [HORSE}* [RA] Definition?
19 Phileas Fogg? He's gone out to figure out computing speed unit (8) GIGAFLOP {PhILeAs+FOGG}*
22 Fare well with the river flowing endlessly (6) THRIVE {THe}{RIVEr}
23 Gear shift to grasp, for example, Caribbean music (6) REGGAE {R{EG}GAE*}
25 Is French hesitation over perfumery ingredient? (5) ESTER {EST}{ER}
26 About to capsize vessel (1-4) U-BOAT*
28 Time edge's put in shape (4) TRIM {T}{RIM}
Reference List
Study = CON, Low = MOO, Journalist = ED, European = E, Dollars = S, 'Is' French = EST, Time = T
1 Involvement in street disturbance (8) INTEREST*
5 Congratulation for medical department's licence (6) PATENT {PAT}{ENT}
9 End-user to study problem with hesitation (8) CONSUMER {CON}{SUM}{ER}
10 Strict to get a set of bones (6) STERNA {STERN}{A}
12 General feeling is low and beginning to drop (4) MOOD {MOO}{D
13 Stage play, for one, in favour of fracas without the revolution leader (10) PRODUCTION {PRO}D{
15 Stop condition limited for exchange (6) BANTER {BAN}{TER
17 Member newspaper (5) ORGAN [DD]
20 The day the journalist was burned out (5) FRIED {FRI}{ED}
21 Dimmer German wanted fifty per cent cut in amalgamation (6) MERGER
24 Indistinctly hears son in business activity (5,5) SHARE ISSUE {HEARS*}{ISSUE}
27 Cooking medium man found in limits of Gingee (4) GHEE {G
29 Monastery resident twice dead (6) OBLATE {OB}{LATE}
30 Storing large signboard (8) HOARDING [DD]
31 Specialist no longer smart-alecky (6) EXPERT {EX}{PERT}
32 Made an impression on the European rush (8) STAMPEDE {STAMPED}{E}
DOWN
1 Without which there can't be outgo (6) INCOME [CD]
2 Shoddy couple of containers (6) TINPOT {TIN}{POT}
3 Endless way to defeat (4) ROUT ROUT
4 Very thin cut, say (5) SHEER (~shear)
6 Greek storeroom? (5) ATTIC [DD]
7 Erudition left out; dollars obtained finally; that's wages (8) EARNINGS {
8 Guiding to exercise? (8) TRAINING [DD]
11 Devotee roared deliriously (6) ADORER*
14 Trinket retrieved from Hindu agraharam (4) GAUD [T<=]
16 Most docile Tamil leader's steam dissipates (6) TAMEST {T
17 Frank's work went to no end (4) OPEN {OP}{
18 From where horse may emerge? (8) OFFSHORE [HORSE}* [RA] Definition?
19 Phileas Fogg? He's gone out to figure out computing speed unit (8) GIGAFLOP {P
22 Fare well with the river flowing endlessly (6) THRIVE {TH
23 Gear shift to grasp, for example, Caribbean music (6) REGGAE {R{EG}GAE*}
25 Is French hesitation over perfumery ingredient? (5) ESTER {EST}{ER}
26 About to capsize vessel (1-4) U-BOAT*
28 Time edge's put in shape (4) TRIM {T}{RIM}
Reference List
Study = CON, Low = MOO, Journalist = ED, European = E, Dollars = S, 'Is' French = EST, Time = T
25A- is the position of 'over' in the clue correct? It is actually 'The French is over hesitation',isn't it?
ReplyDeleteagree. the clue can be solved without "over" (actually ignoring over is the only way!), and also does not change the surface meaning. including it misdirects.
Deletehttps://www.crosswordunclued.com/2009/07/connectors.html
6D- Attic seems to be a CD. Attica is a Greek word for store.
ReplyDeleteattic: relating to atticus (greek dialect)
DeleteAttic also means resident of Athens and hence a Greek.
DeleteSo, it's a DD
Print edition coming in handy.
ReplyDelete13a In favor of is Pro or PROD!
ReplyDeleteIt seems D is not properly clued in
DeleteYes - sorry about that.
Delete21a isnt clue type: letter pick or deletion!
ReplyDeleteYes, deletion. My mistake
DeleteThen how does D get in?
Deletefor 13A.
Deletei got stuck
DeleteSamalichification (in CV's words) Prod is reminding which could be extended to being in support- for.
DeleteSee CV's comments at 10:31 above
Delete7d if dollars is S: isnt "obtained finally" (that's already acting as connector) superFluous!
ReplyDelete15AC My take is BAR+TER[-m]
ReplyDeleteBanter is exchange of words chat.Both seem to be correct.
DeleteTwo legitimate answers, without disturbing the clue or grid.
DeleteSuch clues in competitions allow points for both, remember IXL round "in the cards"?
DeleteThanks Vasi Sir for a nice puzzle.
ReplyDelete26D UBOAT nice clue for me -partial to Navy!
ReplyDeleteNeeds explanation for ISSUE in 24A, please.
24A- Issue=>son
DeleteSo simple-just missed it! Thanks.
DeleteSimple and elegant clues.
ReplyDeleteMy dad used to refer to the loft as attam to stow away unused and unwanted items.this place used to be a treasure trove for archival items.s ,& a hideout for rats and vermin. Is this word derived from Attic ? My Keralite friends can throw some light on this etymological co _ relation between Greek and Malayalam. 😘
All Greek & Latin to me! Only today I knew the Greek connection.
DeleteAttic is known as ATAKA in Telugu too.
DeleteThe Tamil word is paran (பரண்). In Kannada it is 'atta' - anyway that's how we used to call it. Lofts were in my paternal grandfather's house in Madras and my maternal grandfather's house in CBE.
ReplyDeleteFrom guardian 1041
ReplyDelete13 Down Protected Theresa deal, but not as planned (9)
LEATHERED (THERESA DEAL - AS)*
DeleteRelook
DeleteSheltered with as to be read A's (2) (THERESA DEAL-AA)!
ReplyDeleteDef.- protected
Worked back after fixing 'sheltered' and got 2 A's.
ReplyDeleteVery cryptic hint for deleting As'.
DeleteThis QUIPTIC grid usually comes in the Guardian on every Monday.
Surprisingly, we find the above grid today and the date mentioned inside is some 1933 date!
However, it stands deleted now, with the following note:
This puzzle was launched early in error and under an incorrect series. It will be republished on the correct date.
Its easy. The date of publishing is queued based on the number. The cryptic is at 27500+. Someone mistakenly number it 1041. So the computer took it to mean the date of publishing by so many days and immediately published.
DeleteI thought 15A could be BARTER as well
ReplyDelete